We specialise in designing, installing, fixing, and maintaining compliant emergency lighting systems, ensuring your building is safe for occupants and fully compliant with regulations.
Every system is designed, installed, serviced, and maintained to the highest standards, ensuring full compliance with UK fire safety legislation. We also provide efficient call-outs to address faults while keeping disruption to your property to a minimum.
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From single-camera to multi-camera installations, we ensure every client can monitor their property anytime, anywhere. We also provide CCTV servicing, maintenance, and efficient call-outs to resolve faults and keep your system operating reliably.
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We precisely install, service, and maintain these systems at final exits, escape routes, and high-risk task areas. Our call-out service helps resolve faults quickly, ensuring your emergency lighting remains reliable when needed.
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Whether you want to install a new system, service an existing one, or upgrade your current setup, we handle everything to avoid potential legal issues. We also provide efficient call-outs for faults and system issues.
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We install, service, and maintain AOV systems to support effective smoke ventilation and safer escape routes. Our call-out service helps resolve faults quickly and keeps systems operating reliably when required.
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Encourage seamless communication between building occupants and visitors to improve security and convenience. We also provide servicing, maintenance, and call-outs to resolve faults and keep intercom systems working effectively.
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Perfect for hospitals and home care centres that allow patients to request help from nurses, carers, or staff quickly. We also provide servicing and maintenance, along with call-outs for faults that could affect the reliability of the system.
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We install, service, and maintain warden call systems to support reliable communication between residents and on-site staff. Call-outs are also available to resolve faults promptly and minimise disruption.
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General handyman call outs are available for both commercial and domestic properties. Whether it's a tenant reporting a faulty light switch or a domestic security light that's stopped working, our team responds quickly to get it resolved — and much more.
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Our experienced team delivers high-quality workmanship on every project, whether it's broken light fixtures or routine wear and tear. We also provide efficient call-outs for everyday repairs and general property maintenance.
Get A QuoteSock & Co Property Solutions provides comprehensive emergency lighting solutions for commercial and public sectors. Each system is designed to automatically illuminate risky areas, ensuring they are well illuminated and allowing evacuation of the building.
We understand the importance of the safety of occupants in case of any emergency. That’s why we provide an efficient emergency lighting system that ensures ultimate risk management in the event of a power failure. Our seasoned experts help businesses keep their building safe, compliant, and visible, providing top-notch emergency lighting solutions, whether it’s emergency escape lighting and exit signs for buildings or ongoing testing.
With meticulous attention to detail and a strong commitment to precision and safety, we carry out our emergency lighting installations for buildings of all sizes, ensuring everything is done to the highest standards. Our experts help you map out the exact location for installing emergency lighting:
Our tailored emergency lighting solutions can illuminate escape routes, stairways, exit doors, changes in floor level, and other important areas identified through your fire safety assessment.
Site Assessment: We thoroughly inspect the building to map out all escape routes, final exits, and high-risk task areas that help plan the precise location for each light.
Mounting the Fixtures: After shutting off the main power supply and locking out the circuit, we mark holes on the wall or ceiling, drill holes, and firmly screw the backplate into place.
Making Electrical Connections: We run an unswitched live feed to keep the units charged under normal conditions, then we connect the active, neutral, and earth wires into the terminal block.
Power-Up & Initial Charging: We restore the power supply to the circuit breaker and verify that the indicator charge light turns on to show the battery is receiving power.
Testing and Handover: Our experts confirm that the emergency lamps switch on automatically and provide adequate light coverage. We also record all details, test results, and schedules in the site’s official fire safety logbook.
Code Adherence: Our experts know regional codes and standards (like BS 5266), ensuring lights cover required escape routes, stairs, and final exits.
Certification: Our professional installers provide official paperwork and test certificates needed for building insurance and fire safety audits.
Custom Placement: Our certified installers analyse your building layout to position units correctly near hazards, fire gear, and intersections.
Correct System Choice: We match your facility with the right setup, whether it is maintained, non-maintained, or a central battery system.
Reliable Power Backup: Our qualified technicians guarantee that batteries and independent circuits work seamlessly when the main power cuts out.
Proper Testing: We conduct functional monthly checks and full-duration annual discharge tests.
Immediate Fixes: Our specialists carry replacement parts, lamps, and compatible batteries to fix issues on the spot.
If the normal power supply fails, people still need to see where they are going and identify a safe way out. Emergency lighting helps maintain visibility around designated escape routes and exits, reducing confusion during situations such as fire, electrical failure, or other emergencies.
Yes. An existing building can be assessed to determine whether its current emergency lighting provides suitable coverage. Sock & Co Property Solutions can review the layout, exits, circulation areas, and higher-risk locations before recommending additional fittings or improvements where required.
There is no universal setup that works for every property. The choice can depend on the building’s purpose, occupancy, escape arrangements, layout, and risk assessment. Systems may use maintained, non-maintained, or central-battery arrangements depending on the circumstances.
The process typically begins with a site assessment and equipment selection. Cameras are positioned and secured, cabling and power connections are completed where required, recording equipment is configured, remote access is set up wherea
Important locations can include escape corridors, stairways, final exits, changes in direction or level, and areas containing fire safety equipment. Higher-risk work areas may also require dedicated emergency illumination so people can safely stop or leave potentially dangerous processes.
applicable, and the entire system is tested before completion.
Yes. Installing the equipment is only part of keeping the system dependable. UK guidance recommends routine functional testing and regular professional inspection, with test results recorded appropriately. GOV.UK guidance describes monthly function checks and an annual full discharge test as typical arrangements.
A failed fitting should not simply be ignored or left until the next scheduled inspection. The cause should be investigated, which may involve a battery, lamp, connection, charging circuit, or complete fitting. Sock & Co Property Solutions can identify the fault and carry out suitable remedial work.
Yes. Appropriate records are an important part of managing a safety system. Depending on the work undertaken, documentation can include installation or commissioning information, inspection results, testing records, and details of remedial work. Keeping a clear testing history is considered good practice.
No. Although emergency escape lighting is particularly important during a fire or evacuation, a loss of normal illumination can happen for other reasons, including electrical faults and power failures. The system provides visibility when the ordinary lighting supply is unavailable.
Yes. An existing system can be inspected to establish its condition, configuration, and performance. Where faults or deficiencies are identified, appropriate repairs, replacements, or improvements can then be recommended rather than assuming the entire installation needs replacing.
We provide support across the lifecycle of an emergency lighting system, from assessing the premises and planning fixture positions to installation, testing, maintenance, and fault resolution. Our approach focuses on dependable illumination, appropriate system design, accurate records, and helping property owners maintain a safer environment for occupants.
